3 Naked Truths About G-spot

For ages, evidence about the existence of G-spot was not confirmed. But in 2008, an Italian research team managed to find physical differences between women who claimed to have G-spot orgasms and women who did not.

The G-spot is more a zone rather than just a particular spot that is located roughly 2 inches inside the front wall of the vagina. The G-spot feels rougher to your touch than the surrounding area of her vaginal wall and you can locate it by when thrusting your index or middle finger (with nails cut and lubricated and palm up) about 2 inches into her vagina. When she is being turned on, the G-spot will be filled with fluid causing it to swell and increase in size.

Not every woman finds the G-spot equally when being stimulated. While some enjoy very much pleasure from G-spot stimulation others feel uncomfortable because it may make them feel like urinating.

Here are the 3 most important things every guy needs to know about the G-spot:

(1) Stimulate the clitoris first

The clitoris is located where the top of the inner vagina lips meet, which is the biological equivalent of the male sexual organ. Most women prefer to have the clitoris stimulate enough first before reaching for the G-spot. Going direct to the G-spot may make her feel dry and uncomfortable. Also do not skip foreplay since this is one of the best ways to prepare her for the G-spot stimulation. Foreplay can help you to locate the region easier since it will be swelled when she is being sexually aroused.

(2) How best to stimulate the G-spot

The normal lovemaking position – missionary position – is unlikely to allow you to reach her G-spot by penetration unless your erected sexual organ can curve upwards. You can get better chances of hitting the G-spot by putting her legs over your shoulders or making her knees and shoulders meet when penetrating. The aim is to position her genitals higher than other parts of her body to increase the chances of your ‘little brother’ in contact with the G-spot. You can also do this by pulling her pelvis up onto your thighs and penetrate her from a kneeling position while grabbing her thighs from underneath.

Other positions that can easily get in touch with the G-spot are the woman-on-top position (she either faces you or her back facing you), rear entry position (she stretches one leg straight on edge of bed and keeps the other leg on the floor and you enter her from behind with your knees slightly bend) and the doggie style position.

(3) Female ejaculation

You may be surprised actually many women (though not all) can ejaculate. Female ejaculation usually occurs as a result of prolonged stimulation of the G-spot. Though this looks like she is urinating however, it is different from actual urination. The fluid contains the same substance as that of the fluid produced by the male prostate. The amount of fluid releases during ejaculation varies from woman to woman. Some seem to be gushing while others only come in drips.

By: Ng Eng Hou

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G-spot stimulation is only one of the many ways to get her reach orgasm. What you need to keep in mind is to know and understand what works for your woman, what makes her feel good and satisfying during the process which is the most important. You can get a better understanding of how female sexuality works by checking this out at 500 Lovemaking Tips and Revolutionary Sex.